Home breeding of flowers for many is not just a hobby or a desire to refresh the interior, but real passion, passion on the verge of art: not all flowers are compatible, not everyone can tolerate the neighborhood with their own kind, some are completely dangerous, and you can’t keep them in the living room.
Objective reality
One of their objective reasons, which does not allow to keep some types of plants at home, is the content of poisons in the leaves or aromas of the latter. For example, one of the most common office plants - Dieffenbachia - has juice that is hazardous to human health. In an adult, a burn occurs from contact with a broken sheet of dieffenbachia, in children asphyxia reactions are observed.
Euphorbia and its species (for example, a beautiful and stately croton) also have poisonous juice. And the liquid obtained from the oleander can even lead to blindness if drunk or consumed with food.
Japanese rodea causes spasms of the vocal cords, and azalea - cramps.
A harmless-looking bashful mimosa does not have dangerous juice, but its volatile production leads to human baldness, so it is not recommended to keep it in living rooms.
Lily is also not poisonous, but its intoxicating aroma, as well as the aroma of lily of the valley, provokes headaches and nausea, moreover, lilies excessively actively absorb oxygen. If you really love this flower, try to place it in open areas with a good flow of air.
Orchids popular today are known for their ability to stimulate nervous activity. Sleeping in a room with orchids is unlikely to work out well. Place the plant in the kitchen or living room.
Geranium is very allergic, it should be grown only on the balcony, and hydrangeas should be suspended so as to exclude contact of its leaves with the skin of people.
